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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

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Trade Board to Organize Friday Evening in Carroll County

The county wide trade board plans a preliminary meeting and permanent organization Friday at seven in the First National Bank building fourth floor. Invitations were mailed to prospective members as applications near two hundred. An informal banquet will kick off the launch with aims to promote county rebuilding and joint business cooperation.

Trade Board National Brunk Carroll County

Who Put It On in Carroll County

A local figure denies involvement in a 1918 anti tick law in Carroll County. They claim funds were already tight for road and bridge work and say the legislature, not the speaker, enacted the measure. The speaker asserts doctors and approvals controlled hiring and urges readers to check page 250 of the 1918 acts for details.

Carroll County Wim

Mt Zion Canning Club Plans June Meeting and Projects

The Mt Zion Canning Club reports a enjoyable last meeting with cooking including Eye in the Nest and Egg Omelet and making jam. Members plan grape jelly and peaches canning next and praise garden progress as tomatoes ripen. A $200 fundraising goal for next year is noted with June 13 meeting date and officers Clevyle Nixon president Agnes Martin secretary.

Leote Ita

Westminster Society Meeting at Mrs Horton’s Home

Mrs Hewling Horton hosted the Westminster Society meeting Tuesday afternoon at her South Street residence. A lively business session followed by light refreshments.

Lost items and location noted for Carrollton submission

Fragmentary note lists base items including four extra large iron safes and one three phase two horsepower motor. Mentions box 167 and sender C BE at Grit ith Carrollton atu. Data appears garbled and incomplete.

Horae C. BE Gritith Carrollton Atu

York to Be Colonel in Governor's Staff

Nashville and Chattanooga Rotarians plan a June visit for Sergeant Alvin C. York to attend a Rotary convention in Salt Lake City. He will be made a colonel on Governor Roberts staff and honored at a banquet, with a gold medal designed around the Tennessee state seal and cross. A farm purchase committee will confer with York on a suitable farm, while York’s farm fund exceeds 6800 dollars and a bill proposes captain rank and retirement for York.

Nashville Tenn Alvin C. York Tennessee Chattanooga International Rotary Salt Lake City Plana York Ryman Auditorium A. I. Roberts Rotary Club Bull Lake City Roberts Fentreal County Sergeant York Pail Mall Gov. Roberts York Farm Istill Washington Alvin Representative Little Kansas William B. Trembley

Picnic Honors Mrs. Hale At Olive Bradley Home

A Thursday afternoon gathering at Olive Bradley's home honored Mrs. Stanton Hale of Atlanta, formerly Carolyn Cooper. Rain rerouted plans from a country picnic to an indoor event with guests Mia, Claude Griffin, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Staton Hale, Mrs. Bap Horton, Mrs. Ed Bacin, Misses Claire Holderness, Marguerite Adama, and Olive Bradley.

Olive Bradley Stanton Hale At- Tanta Carolyn Cooper Miss Bradley Mia Claude Griffin George Brown Staton Hale Bap Horton Ed Backin Claire Holderness Marguerite Adama

Carroll County 1919 tax digest set near nine million

The 1919 Carroll County tax digest will show about 9 million dollars taxable property according to estimates by the board of equalizers who worked for weeks. Last year’s digest was about 8.5 million, with an increase of roughly 0.25 to 0.5 million reflecting better financial conditions. Board members are T. M. Hamrick J. J. Lipscomb and J Ay Hearn.

Carroll County Board of Equalizers Messrs T. M. Hamrick J. J. Lipscomb J. Ay Hearn

Carrollton Civic Club Clean Up Week Update

Weather delays for Clean Up Week prompt a one week extension. Carrollton residents, stores, and offices welcomed Civic Club suggestions and pledge to keep the effort moving. Grocers urged early orders to reduce trips and costs. readers asked to cooperate and show women can work together.

Iit Civic Club Carrollton Carrollton Oleiv Orden Good Housekeeping Magazine

Big Pictures Booked for Strand Theatre

Strand Theatre manager Mr. Neal Yamrick booked forthcoming big pictures after a trip to Atlanta. He enlisted trap drummer Mr. Fred Lilic to enhance the music, promising new novelty and cooler venue with new electric fans installed for a comfortable show experience.

Neal Yamrick Strand Theatre Atlanta Fred Lilic Strand

Poodle Dog Lost in Town with Reward Offered

Lost small French poodle named Trixie with short hair on head and long body white with brown spots. Reward offered for return or information. Contact J. F. Morris.

Trixie J. F. Morris

Program of the M. E. Church Missionary Society

At the church on Monday afternoon the Missionary Society holds a meeting with hymns a devotional period and a prayer led by Mrs Carroll. Miss Clarabel Adams sings a vocal solo and delegates report on the district meeting by Mrs J Z Thompson and Mrs FE T Breed. A bulletin is read followed by a recitation by Miss Mary Taener and a final hymn.

Carroll Clarabel Adams J. Z. Thompson Mra. FE T. Breed Mary Taener

Funeral services for Mr E E Fulles held June 8 at Clem

Funeral services for E E Fulles, who died October 22, were postponed due to family illness and will be held Sunday at 11 oclock at the Clem Methodist church. Rev J R Speer will officiate. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

E. E. Fulles Clem J. R. Speer

Rural Carrier Examination In Carroll County

United States Civil Service announces rural carrier examinations for Carroll County residents to fill vacancies in Carrollton with potential rural routes in other offices. Eligibility requires domicile in the county territory, citizenship, and meeting other criteria. Application blanks available at local offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D C. Applications must be forwarded to Washington by the specified date.

United States Civil Service Com Carroll Carrollton United States Civil Service Lssion Washington, D. C Apia Sion Washington

Packing in a Bottomless Pit

West Georgia farmers struggle with grain and hay packing costs this year. E T Jackson, Carroll County agent, notes hay shortages and high prices push farmers to rethink future crops and seed purchases.

West Georgia Carroll County E. T. Jackson

Missionary Protestant Drive Hears Rev Brown in June Meetings

Rev Dr R Brown of High Point leads a Million Dollar Drive speaking tour for the Methodist Protestant church at Victory church Bowdon Junction and nearby towns. Campaign visits include Bowdon Carrollton Union Camp Ground and Waco with scheduled evenings from June 6 to June 16 inviting all Methodists to attend.

Too. R. Brown High Paint Methodist Protestant Church of Victory Vislon Bowdion Bupday Victory Brown Bowdon Smng New Hope Carrollton Bowdon Junction Union Waco Hosea G. Garrett Tridwdon CIA R. 1

Woodmen to Unveil Monument for Will Ivey

The Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument to deceased member Will Ivey at the city cemetery Sunday afternoon. The ceremony is set for 4 o'clock with public invited to attend.

Will Ivey

Trimble Re elected Principal At Mt Zion Seminary

Prof. Leo Trimble has been reelected principal of Mt Zion Seminary for the ensuing year. Nine thousand dollars has already been subscribed to augment the public fund, supporting a school already recognized as a leading rural institution in the state as it moves toward a more useful future.

Leo 8. Trimble Mt. Zion Seminary

Wright Asks Cannon to Grant Cannon to Carrollton

Congressman W C Wright introduced a bill in the house authorizing the secretary of war to donate to Carrollton a cannon or field piece captured from the German government during the war. The measure was referred to the committee on military affairs.

W. C. Wright House of Representtatives Secretary of War Carrollton Annan Committee On Military Affairs

Sewell Family Visits J H Astin Relative

Mr and Mrs Dan Sewell and children from Newnan visited the family of Mr J H Astin on West Chandler Street over the past weekend.

Mra Dan Sewell Newnan Mr. J Astin West Chandler Stre

Judge H. H. Revill Presides City Court Session

Judge H. H. Revill of Greenville city court presided over the June term in Carrollton in Judge Beall's absence. With extensive bench experience he dispatched criminal docket quickly and earned praise from local lawyers before adjourning Wednesday afternoon due to crop conditions.

Beall H. H. Revill Greenville Carrollton James Beall Revill Sears Carroll County Superior Court

Young People Organized at Methodias Church

The young people of the Methodias church are invited to the parsonage at 57 Newnan street Tuesday afternoon June 10 at six o’clock. All youths 14 and older are welcome. A musical program will be rendered and a WM. P. W. M. S. organized.

Methodias Church Newnan Street

Mount Zion Seminary Closes 38th Year With Sermon

May marks the closing of Mount Zion Seminary's thirty eighth year. Bishop F D Leete preached on Sunday to a modest crowd and his sermon was praised as a masterpiece. Preparations and plans for bigger goals are underway as patrons express strong support and local housing remains affordable.

Mount Zion Seminary F. D. Leete Aon

Soldiers Reject Hero Label in May 1919 German letter

A reader from Germany dated May 14 1919 protests a Local Free Press article urging that soldiers be called heroes. He says veterans from Marne to Argonne want civilian life and honest work, not hero status, and notes plans for return of the Army of Occupation as peace nears July.

Germany Free Press Marne St. Mihiel Argonne Army of Occupation Eain Doug Merrell Freq

Judge Adamson Stops in Atlanta on Westward Trip

Judge W C Adamson of the US board of general appraisers stopped in Atlanta yesterday on his way to the Pacific coast where he will preside over customs cases in Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and Seattle. Mrs Adamson accompanied him and they will visit Newnan before leaving for the coast. He formerly represented Georgia's fourth district in Congress.

W. C. Adamson United States Board of General Appraisers United States Atlanta Pacific Coast Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle Adamson Congress Washington Street New York City

Royal Arch Masons Barbecue Planned for Tuesday

The Hoyn Arch Masons of Carrollton will hold a barbecue and rally on Tuesday June 10 at 12 o'clock in the Masonic Hall replacing the park gathering. All Royal Arch Masons are invited with promises of good barbecue, valuable work, a good time and skilled speakers.

Hoyn Arch Masons Carrollton Royal Arch Committee On

Work progressing on Garrett's Warrehouse near railway depot

Progress on the ward house being erected beside the Central railway just below the depot by Mr W A Garrett. The new wardhouse will be large and conveniently ready for occupancy in a few weeks.

Central Railway W. A. Garrett

Vv L Folds Improves His Ford Agency Store Room

Mr W L Folds has recently made improvements to his Ford agency store room enhancing appearance and convenience. The work adds to the room’s layout and usefulness for customers and staff.

Vv. L. Folds FORD W. L. Folds Kia Ford

Twin boys, girl born to local Griffin Smith Fleming families

Mr. and Mrs. Clif Griffin announce the birth of twin boys with uncertain weights. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Smith report a daughter born June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fleming announce a son born June 9.

Clif Griffin Clark Smith Homer Fleming

Woodrow and Wilson Jeter Send Pictures to the President

President Wilson will receive a photograph of Woodrow and Wilson Jeter eight months old twins of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Teter of Burwell Route 1. The boys are described as healthy and hearty Democrats and patriots, born November 13, 1914, two days after the armistice signing.

Wilson Woodrow Wilson Jeter W. J. Teter Burwell Route 1

Gideon's Complete Victory Sermon at Baptist Tabernacle

Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev Sam Perrish to preach on Gideon's Complete Victory. Evening service 8 p.m. with 8 15 p.m. evangelistic preaching by Brother Perrish. Prayer meeting next Wednesday led by Mr David King. Church urges families to prepare children for Sunday school and protracted meetings.

Sam Perrish Gideon Parrish David King Eernow

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MT. Zion Canning Club Clevyle Nixon Agnes Martin Westminster Society Lee Williams T. J. Appiewhite BIG Pictures THE M. E. Church | Missionary Society Rural Carrier Examination Seth Trimble Mt, Zion Seminary Wright Cannon MT. Zion Pvt. Hall, Merrell, Co Aim E. Fe Judge Adamson Royal Arch Masons Garrett Warrehouse Glenloch Woodrow and Wilson Jeter Baptist Tabernacle
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